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Thanks for the kegs and Perlicks!

I'm interested in the kegs, the stir plate, the Perlicks, regulator, and other items. I'm in Downey and can roll by to check everything out. Thanks.

How much for the fermenters? Where are you located?

I'll split it with you. DM me details.

Send me a pic. Thanks.

PM Sent. I'm in Downey and can drive up tomorrow.

I'll take a CO2 tank. Thanks.

I'll take a code. Thanks.

How many corny kegs can fit? Can a shelf be installed above the cornies and still fit bottles? Thanks!

Where in Cali are you? I'll take it if near LA.

Why not just use swivel nuts (flare nuts) at the end of your beer lines and use MFL disconnects? Swivel nuts MFL disconnects With this you can simply screw on/off whatever disconnect you need to use (ball or pin). Or you can give me a deal on those 3 kegs since I'm in Downey and you can then...

I'm interested in some ball-lock cornies (2-4) if you break it up. Nice and big backyard :mug:

How much for the seven 1.5 elbows (weldless) shipped to 90241?

So after trying to read up about air conditioning and trying to get a better understanding of this, I assume the freon is empty. This is strange because I bought this AC new and I seriously doubt I punctured any line since I never heard a hiss. Any way to test this?

I tested this again and have uploaded a diagram of what I'm observing. I let the A/C run for 30 minutes. The compressor is hot and the motor is spinning. The thicker copper line is cool to the touch. This thicker line appears to run from some small canister behind the compressor to the coil...

I'm wondering if it's best to remove the switch that controls the temperatures. I also realized that the Inkbird temp controller I was using wasn't working. I had removed the Inkbird to use it on my kegerator and the kegerator wouldn't cool either. So I went back to the AC and plugged it in...

Reviving a very old thread to see if @JoppaFarms is still around and can provide more details on how he wired this Danby DCR412W fridge. I have the exact same fridge and am looking to do the same thing. Thanks.

I removed the AC housing today to test as you suggested. After 10 minutes with the AC on, the compressor started to feel noticeably warmer and I assume it was on the whole time because it was vibrating. Thanks @day_trippr

Hey @day_trippr, we all work at our own pace :mug: How can I tell if the compressor actually runs? I hear the AC running (mainly by the sound of the fan) so I'm not sure what to look out for. Thanks.

Hello all, Coming back to this thread for a little more advice. I had not put this into use until last night and the AC does not cool below 64.4º F. I had it running all night and no luck. This was a new AC and I did not damage the coolant line. Is this possibly on a "Fan" setting? Any...